the infantry marine corps has kept their test the same. united states marines are ready. know how to handle myself in any combat situation. that's why the enemy knows not to attack our patrols because they know they can attack. however, we are not promoting the attack. we are in a defensive posture. the odds of us being in hand-to-hand combat is very slim. much of the population does not know the difference between a physical fitness test and a combat fitness test. >> so is the pullup test just making more women eligible to essentially try out to be in the marines? >> essentially the marine corps sent women to do training without meeting the minimum standard. i was a recruiter, and i shouldn't ship a man without being at the minimum standard. 50% of these women were allowed to go to the boot camp did not pass the standard, and then went to the press. during my era we did a flex arm hang. please nobody tell me that the female marines are not tough enough. when i don't see sailors doing pullup, soldiers, or airmen doing it. so the marines have this idealistic standard. and

but maybe it also means that fewer female marines would have access to the jobs that exist in the marineso these are issues that aren't being discussed as widely, and they need to do some sort of analysis on women, i think what is lacking is a complete vision. >> i think if a female is going to do hand to hand combat with a doped up opponent, you are going to need to have massive training. >> is there anything that can make it a level playing field. >> a lot of advancements have been made. yes, women are in submarines and on ships, and yes, there were murmurings about that, however, i didn't see the level of controversy that we are seeing now, because we have seen no proven need to do this. it is going to come at the cost of a lot of good women who do go into combat. i know it is like to support the infa try, and that is a hard, long, difficult job, and the women do suffer more at trophy and spinal compression from the heavily loads that they carry, and they have not looked at the attrition rates. they make this same standard, how many make it to retirement? am i the last generation? few

the -- how marin would do it is through a separate jpa agreement and so mr. freed's option 3 is not where we want to go they would want the liability and a lot of those issues to remain separate for this current program so they would want to have a separate and that's why they put it in a special consideration category it would have a separate agreement and assets and liabilities would be separate because we dwarf them. >> i appreciate all the work you have all done to try to get us to this point and i know it's been a challenge and frustrating from our standpoint because this is something we all care about and we all want to see move forward and our efforts are being hindered at this time by appointed members of the puc so i think we have to think differently to dispel some of the myths about this program and what i wanted to propose and i appreciate the opportunity to discuss it, but one of the things i think that's important is that although we have various layers to this plan and various goals that we're trying to obtain, i want us to develop more of a co

that is a third of typical marin county water use there. the water district says a third of customers have leaks they don't even know about. >> if people could find these leaks and repair them, that may well be their 20% right there. >> marin may pay some customers who save. $100 for folks who buy water saving toilets and washing machines. >> reporter: mandatory cutbacks kick in when the water supply drops back to 40,000-acre feet. without rain that is not far to go. reporting live in marin county, don knapp, kpix5. >> governor brown has urged everyone in the state to voluntarily cut back on their water use by 20%. >>> in contrast, another blast of winter weather is leaving the midwest in the east coast in an icebox. it is making commuting an absolute nightmare. check this out. this snowed over stretch of interstate and indiana, officials temporarily shut down i-65 for 60 miles because of icy conditionings and several accidents. -- conditions. traffic was backed up for miles. the cold air triggered lake effect snow in chicago. that is when

all the marine aquariums are encouraging the capture and display. of dolphins and this this industry is what is killing the dolphins there enslavement and the killing. you know when they drive these dolphin pods into tiny g. what they do is they select the the prime specimens they're the ones that they take off and in slave to the marine aquarium industry then they kill others than they let them go they completely disrupt all these pods the kill about fifteen hundred in ties you every year and that used to be more but we've managed to cut that figure down by just being there on the ground every single day and being in their face you know that we call it operation infinite patience because they've been incredibly stubborn and we've been on the ground there since two thousand and three trying to stop you know anyone who's seen the cove or knows about your show captain knows that this is going on in japan is there anywhere else in the world that's encouraging this type of animal slaughter when it comes to marine life. yes we're intervening against the

former marine that is now at the same time u.s. troops were hung by the next back in full loser in two thousand and four so is this just the true cost of war the true face of war that people are finally starting to see here. well for sure. the longer we're all were separated from the conflict we're able to see more and more of the problems of it i think that this this particular element highlights the particular two thousand or years under bush in two thousand and four you remember there were very states basically hold back into their into their bases they were kind of. they didn't have any real strategy a real political vision this is this is largely because of rumsfeld was trying to get the u.s. out of iraq soon as possible and so without a clear vision without a clear mission without a clear some time soldiers and marines can be left to themselves left to their own demise which i think is this situation had they had a mission to work with the rockies to rebuild or to do the kind of things you do you wouldn't see these kind of be

compare that with male marines. have a minimum of three pull-ups, but they need 20 for a perfect rating, and there is no flex-arm hang test for males. they have to do the pull-ups. even the marines admit that flexed-arm ang, it doesn't build the kind of strength you need to haul heavy equipment, to climb a wall or rope. pull-ups, do so that's the worry, it's not the same thing, john. >> how are they handling this now? they're changing the time table for when the pull-up requirement will kick in. what's the plan? >> that's right. it was supposed to kick in now, but the worry was that if basically you set this new requirement and so few female marines could meet it, well, if you fail a fitness rep, you get a black mark on your fitness evaluation. then you've got to go for remedial training. the marines were very worried this was something that could push a lot of female marines out of the service. they don't want that. they say there has been no decision on whether they'll implement the changes in 2015, but they're ag

marine corps delays a physical fitness mandate for female marines. it was to start january 1.equired all females in the corps to do a minimum of three pull-ups. it was delayed after they realized more than half of the female recruits were unable to do it by the end of boot camp. >> for females to get a maximum score, eight pull-ups. for men, 20 pull-ups before you drop off the bar. >> joining me now for a fair and balanced debate, gunnery sergeant jesse jane duff, she served 20 years in the marine corps and an army veteran of the iraq and afghanistan wars who founded concerned veterans for america. they do not see eye to eye on this issue. jesse, you say the test is unfair. why? a lot of people think -- i'm not one of them -- three pull-ups? should be able to do it. >> i have a problem is what makes it unfair is the marine corps set an abstract standard without research. when you have a year passing and not any -- 50% of the females graduating from recruit training without successfully completing this what have you done wrong? it's like a math exam and 50% of your students fai

there's 3 different options you can have under the jpa one is joining marin or sonoma and having a seat at the table with them or to form a brand new jpa there's about a dozen different communities out there in california that are looking at potentially looking at trying to form a program. most are not close to pulling the trigger or moving forward one that's close has actually said we want to join marin is the un incorporated parts of napa have said they are interested in joining them so that would have been one potential option but they are looking to go to marin for that and i came up with a hybrid of those >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road and see what the city has in store. >> i definitely recommend it

believe you me, marines are going to do drugs. they're going to do it. >> because i was in the navy for ten years and christian carney was a marine, we did have an initial bond, and it did honestly rub me the wrong way because i feel like when you take an oath of honor and courage and commitment, you need to stand behind the code of the united states marine corps. and to see him justifying his actions as far as the drug use and the drug dealing, it did bother me. it did bother me. >> in our final interview with carney who served seven months in iraq and was awarded a good conduct medal, he once again smoke more like a marine than a convicted drug dealer and murder suspect. >> since i've been in jail i've been reduced to living out of a paper bag, i've recognized my potential. this has enabled me to recognize my potential. and i believe that sometimes in order to come up strong, you have to be put down as far as you can go. you have to be pushed to the absolute limit that you can be pushed, and to see if that's going to destroy you

in central and southern marin. this is something they don't like to do, they pump uphill, that's what makes it so expensive. but there aren't a lot of options with this lack of rain and they want to do it they say before the water that's left evaporates. the weather gauge is showing under 11 inches of rain for one of the lakes here in 2013. the previous low was recorded in 1929 with 19 inches. for now residents being asked to watch their water use, rationing, though, could be discussed as early as april. reporting live in marin county, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> a little more on the drought and how long it's going to be sticking around, drought conditions, here is christina loren. >> right now i'm looking at all of the long range models, and they do not bode well for the rest of the month. no significant chances for rain. we'll get a bit of a cooldown. the seven-day forecast shows you that at the bottom of the screen throughout all of my reports. this map puts it into perspective. where you get the hot

it's time to cut back on water usage in marin. day one of the new campaign promoting that. >> this is marine barnes. hose in hand, spraying away. >> i feel we use a lot of water for landscaping. >> we try the conserve here. we don't use the dishwasher as often. >> most of the water used comes from here. it's one of seven in the county the marine district uses and today it was looking dry and desolate. it's surprising, not in a good way. >> the spokeswoman for the water district, they launched a new ad campaign cutting back on water usage. >> i would say the number 1 message is to turn off the irrigation system. that should be the default. >> seven reservoirs are at 55% capacity. if there's no significant rain by april 1 they could call for targeted customer cutbacks. >> we have emergency supplies we would tap, we would have to look for desirable supplies. >> sad. maggie is all for cutting back. >> get smarter with the dish -- do less laundry. >> so is marine barnes who's turned off the sprinklers and her garden hose may follow. we

marine corps delays a physical fitness mandate for the female marines. females in the core to be able to do a minimum of three pullups. they realized more than half of the female recruits were unable to do it by the end of boot camp. >> females to get back for them to receive a score before you drop off the bar. >> she served 20-years in the active marine corps and veteran of the iraq and afghanistan wars and founded concerned veterans of america. they do not see eye to eye on this issue. you say the test itself is unfair. why? a lot of people are thinking three pullups should be able to do that. >> what i have a problem with is what makes it unfair is they set this abstract standard without any research. they set it out there. 50 percent graduate without successfully treating this what have you done wrong? that's like setting a math exam 50 percent failed. the marine corps was not responsible not setting forth strategy to make sure they were successful with this mission. don't set out standards without backing it up and make sure they are able before it

marine is successful at maxing out their pull-ups. but more than half the female recruits couldn't do it. so the mashes are pushing back the day when it becomes mandatory. >> if you have a failure rate of 55% and 99% of the men are successes succeeding, obviously this is not going to work. >> men have to do three pull-ups minimum to fast marine's fitness test. it takes 20 to earn a perfect score. women had to meet the same minimum. but only need eight pull yums to score perfect. because so few passed, the marines will let them clues to hang on the bar for 15 seconds and pass without doing any pull-ups. marine corps officials say the pull-ups are better. >> generally i'm not for lowering standards. >> she is a form he marine corp officer who commanded troops in afghanistan. >> i was at one point able to do five but it was that first one that took me the longest to get to. >> she said women have to learn how to do pull-ups. something many have never done. >> experiment with different techniques. you figure out what other exercises to do

this is one critical pocket of marin county looking dez lat and dreary. >> sad. really sad. >> reservoir right here in west marin is 45% capacity so what does that really mean? well, even on an average rainy season where i'm standing right now, i would not be able to deliver these lines because i would be under water. >> it's surprising and obviously not in a good way. >> the marin municipal water district says the district launched a new ad campaign today to encourage residents to cut back on water usage. it's all because she says 2013 was the driest calendar year on record in marin. >> i would say the no. 1 message is to turn off your irrigation system. that should be the default. >> hoses and drip systems are no although not mandatory. >> i think the time has come to turn it off. >> some folks we spoke to say they're all for the volunteer cut back. >> probably shorter showers. >> get a little smarter with the dishes, do a little less laundry activity. >> the marin municipal water district says if there is no significant rain by april 1st, customers could be ta

, and then boarding marine i.a special invitation to the look at the helicopter, and find out what it takes to be on the crew. >> reporter: 30 miles south of washington, d.c., this high security hangar inside of marine corps quantico is called the cage. it is the home of the fleet of the unmistakable white-topped aircraft, the helicopters designed to fly the president known as marine i. and not a single helicopter, but por than 30 aircraft in all. and this exclusive squadron is called hmx 1 and it is a hand picked group of pilots and mechanics like casey fitzpatrick. this door is important? >> yes, the president sits on the other side of this door. >> and it is where eisenhower left office, and disgraced richard nixon left a office, and george w. bush brought his dog. there were 137 trips last year alone for president obama. >> and the best theng i do is to salute him as the crew chief. that is the greatest honor for me. >> reporter: staff sergeant jason diaz is one of four marine crew chiefs elected by his peers

the marines went in and they were bringing injured back. fairly seriously, and i saw it hit the impact the marine nearby me, because this was his friend. and one of the staff sergeants came back up, and he called out to that marine and he said you okay, get it together, because we are going back in, we are going back in now. and he -- his choice was choking his eyes were teary behe just went with okay, okay, okay. and got up, and i watched them all, i shot them as they all marched back into the city. what is going on now seems really similar to nearly ten years ago. the encircling of the city and the use of air strikes that's exactly what the u.s. military did. any time i see a headline with falujjah, you are still involved in that story, you never leave it. >> photo journalist remembering and reminding us of falujjah. no neither hand fried nor hard boils popping fresh right from the printer? you may notice the days of one dimensional printing are long gone. taking over creating forever from shoes to handguns and now believe it or not, mayb

for a concert in marin to the support homeward bound.is a provider for the homeless. >> : they help people that aren't need to help them get on their feet and so they can't help themselves. it's a great organization were happy to be associated with them. >> : co-producer used the it be on tour with beach boys. concert includes music from booker t. jones. even mozart. >> : if you can't make the concert you can lend an ear to help people. go to marin project got sitcom. >> : interview with twin daughter being blamed for what were elected >> : target has more with the attack. >> : forties and thirties tonight. a cut about more about the temperatures and what's coming weekend anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel we

and again, piers, trying to determine the identities of these marines if indeed they are marines and they are believed to be, trying to determine the identities of them will take some time. and a lot of these guys may not be in the military anymore. so that raises a question of whether they can actually be prosecuted. we've talked to military law experts all day on this. they're not clear about it. >> does the statute of limitations apply in the case of war crimes, generally? >> reporter: it would apply in the case of war crimes. but the pentagon specifically told me earlier today they don't believe that this is a war crime under the geneva conventions and the more traditional definitions of war crime. they don't believe it raise rises to that level especially if the marines came pop these bodies, they were already dead and there's a chance experts say they may have been burning them for hygienic purposes. again pentagon reiterating this is not acceptable, still a crime in the military to do that. whether it rises to war crime a pentagon spokesman told me earlier today they don't bel

it's the policy that the marines are pursuing. >> still some women are clearly ready, 13 female marinesy infantry training course. this is the set back for the plans to move thousands of women in combat roles by 2016. the marines could impose the three pull ups standard next year, but there's no guarantee. >>> look for inside tips to cook like a michelin chef on this week's dine and dish with famous chef. david. >>> a huge year in technology, i'm gabe slate i'll show you the new gadgets, apps and tech services coming our way. >>> lots of sunshine, warm temperatures around the bay area for this weekend, but we have this storm here. i'll let you know what it's going to bring for next week coming up. >>> time for dine and dish, with vicki liviakis. >> confession, i haven't had the pleasure of eating at man rasa in los gatos. but david kitchen's new 300 page cook book is so beautiful you could almost eat the pages. it's called man rasa. an edible reflection. i caught up with him at book passages in san francisco's ferry building for a book signing. >> we're all here for the same reason, we

a student at college of marin told marin county sheriff's investigators that he got into his car thursday night in lot 13 at the kentfield campus and found a masked man in the backseat with a gun. he said the man forced him to drive to southern marin where the suspect sexually assaulted him. college of marin posted warning signs on campus and sent e-mails and text alerts to students who are stunned by the violence. >> our coach just told us that we should use the buddy system now. >> college of marin put up temporary lights in lot 13 after the incident. the spokesperson said he's working with the county to figure out a permanent lighting solution for that location. >>> last night in castro valley a car rolled down a hill out of control with a family inside. the accident happened around 7:45 manter court north of highway 580. chp officers say the woman was picking up her kids at the time and forgot to sent her parking brake and that sent her car rolling down the hill 300 feet until it hit a fence. no one was hurt, but while the family wait for a tow truck the kids asked to pose with firefi

he saw the marines and got up and said, "why?"time in the afternoon we walked past that same house. and there was a lot of men and boys that had gathered in mourning for this man that had been killed and you could hear the women behind the gate waling. i remember feeling cold stairs. then a few days later suddenly the news came out about four contractors, american contractors that had been ambushed and killed and burned and hung from the bridge over the uphrades and what a shock that was. after that happened, then it wasn't just our battalion, it was multiple battalions come into it, circumstance lining the city. basically what the marines this done, there was a railroad boarding the side of the city. from there they were guiding in air. jets coming down, dropping 500 laser bombs. the marines wept in bringing the injured back. one was fairly seriously, you know, got shot in the head. and i saw it hit, impact a marine nearby me, but this is his friend. one of the staff sergeants came back up and he called out to that marine and sai

you train your marine as a team and you train as you fight.emales in the unit to do the same types of exercises the males did, which included pupups. i had women that couldn't do a single pullup, some women could do five or six and we sent them to the gym and all of them were eventually able to do four to five. if you set a standard and if they set that, they are achieve. >> some others disagreed and said it's not about training but it's about dna. it's about how you were born and women carry fat in different areas and men carry muscles in a different density. let me go back to you for a moment about this. others have said it's more about images of beauty. women have always looked at their arms as something they don't need to script as perhaps to areas that are more challenging. is there a social bias against women building up their bodies? >> there is a traditional aspect. when women first came into the military, we totally did a complete different regular minute. just thing when michelle obama came on the scene and wearing the sleeveless dre

is it safe enough for the "american mariner" to pass? dark trying to go through. i wouldn't feel comfortable trying to work that right now. >> that definitely will do. thanks, sir. >> the plan hot off the presses, literally the phone call just came through. the american mariner will be holding through the night and doing the transit first thing in the morning. with a fresh set of eyes at sunrise we can do the transit down the tighter parts of the river. it's going to get cold. it's going to get uncomfortable. the ice is going to freeze. but that's what we were built for. that's why we're out here. >> reporter: and with that the "bristol bay" and her crew head out again, ready to face a winter that's already smashing through the record books. for "nightline" i'm gio benitez in chicago. >> it is frigid out there. thank you, gio. >>> next, why did "dirty love" singer kesha check into a clinic for an eating disorder? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the ligh

. >>> and a power outage in marin county. find out what caused it and what it is doing to traffic nearby. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." this is a live look in dublin this morning where a b.a.r.t. police officer accidentally shot and killed by one of his partners. very sad morning. crews -- we have covering this investigation, our crews and the condolences pouring in for tom smith's family and the entire b.a.r.t. police force. we'll continue to cover that story. thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. >> i'm dave clark. we're focusing on your traffic and weather. >>> we have clear skies. the higher clouds, i will push those south. we don't have to worry about those. temperatures today will be very close to record-setting territory again. that's 10 -- trust me. it's 10. 67 is the forecast high in kentfield that would tie a record. gilroy, 72. would tie a record. san francisco will not. they would have to hit 74. oakland will be right there. 66. record, 67. s

marine corps delays a physical fitness mandate for female marines.s supposed to start january 1st. it required all females in the corps to do a minimum of three pull-ups. it was delayed after they realized more than half of the recruits were unable to do it by the end of camp. >> for them to get a maximum score, execute eight pull-ups. >> joining me now, two people who work together, gunnery sergeant jesse jane duff, she suffer served 20 years in the army corps. and pete, who was a veteran of the iraq and afghanistan wars. they do not see eye to eye on this issue. jesse, you say the dest itself is unfair. why? because a lot of people are thinking, i'm not one of them, three pull-ups, should be able to do that. >> what makes is unfair is that the marine corps set this abstract standard without any research. they set it out there. when you have a year passing and not any -- 50% of the females graduating from recruit training without successfully doing this, what have you done wrong? it's like studying for a math exam, and then 50% of your students fail

there's another marine in another photo but it's not clear that marine is at the same scene. the marine corps has decided to launch an investigation to figure out exactly what's happening here. it's totally unclear. it had been characterize earlier that marines were posing with the bodies, but the pictures don't prove that. this is totally unlike the incident where marines were caught on video urinating on the bodies of dead foreign fighters. nothing like that. instead, this one marine appears to be going from body to body, methodically and deliberately setting each one ablaze. now, what's interesting about it, a close view of those photos, and they are grim, shows that the bodies appear to be in an advanced stage of decomposition. now according to the marines and the geneva convention, which we ourselves read here this morning, the geneva convention does provide for the expeditious disposal of bodies when there are potential health problems involved. again, the marines will argue that this is nothing like the scene where marines were urinating on bodies and taking some pleas

pleasanton, dublin, fremont, newark and union city are being asked to cut back along with those in marin county. alex savidge joins us live with more on a meeting in marin county this morning a so-called drought summit. alex joins us live with how serious the situation has become. alex? >> reporter: good afternoon. very serious. a member of the marin municipal water district told me that people in the area should prepare for mandatory water rationing soon. that's because phoenix lake which is down below us here in the county's other reservoirs are only about half full right now after one of the driest years on record. this morning the board of supervisors held a so-called drought summit which representatives from the various -- which represents various districts. county leaders are asking people to voluntary cut water use by 25%. but the situation could get even more serious as we approach the end of the water year in april. that's when a decision will have to be made on mandatory rationing. >> given how little rain there has been which is to say none, we may recome to that conclusion so

so it adds a former marine yourself. i know what they feel about knowing that this kind of violence in spring up again. do you feel like your mission was a failure. i've said over and over again. is it the rest of my life that the decision made by the bush administration to invade iraq was an unbelievable mistake cost americans thousands of lives cost trillions of dollars that it certainly caught on iraq is a whole lot more of these. now it's going to order and you know what's what they would clap when we had it before well not much though. it was in the wizard was armed with our vision of billion. i think we strategically absolute. thank you so much for sharing ej tells her to clinical research at the university of birmingham. well another day another leak about the national security agency and its broader global reach to the headline that read in new york times readers this weekend. it turns out the nsa has implanted software and nearly one hundred thousand computers around the world that allows the agency to spying an

less than half the marines in one south carolina boot camp could do three pullups.s minimum standard that was supposed to take effect this year. write promentded the middle eastern to delay the requirement. lee ann pollard, welcome, it's good to have you often the program. >> thank you john, i appreciate it. >> are you surprised to hear this about women in the marines? >> i'm not surprised to hear it john at all. >> why not? >> well i can tell you for the longest sometime, female marines have been doing what we call a flexed arm hang. a completely different area of our body it is a training we are not familiar with. not to say that we can't become familiar with it but it's just not something that we've done training. >> so women are not familiar with. men are trained to do it, women are not? >> yes. let me clarify that. i'm sure some females are terribly familiar with it. i'm sure there are some females that can knock out 20 pullups just like a man. but the way we go about this training has really been lacking and it's kind of piecemeal in my opinion but it doesn't

i moved over to marin. i was on probation, i been on probation since i was 12, finally about to get off. >> and you're 26 now? >> 26 now. >> that's a long time. >> yes. long time. thanks to the phoenix project, i always say that they saved my life. phoenix project did a lot to me, to help me get into construction, things like that. >> now, prot jekt actually does a lot. i'm looking at you had to become drug free and get your driver's license. >> yes. >> we have images of you at work. that of course cost money. who paid for that? >> the phoenix program helped me pay for that through the probation department. >> tell me about the probation department. >> well, what's so great about the probation department in marin county is that they identified jacari as an example of someone that they felt would make a big difference. if he changed his life, then others say they can move in that direction. so they paid the union dues, which is $800, maybe a little more than that, and they also provided the support along wit

but in marin county, the mandate has gone into effect. kpix5's don knapp is live where people are used to hearing the call of concern. don. >> reporter: that's right. water cutbacks mean dead grass. deja vu for many. this isn't the first draught. >> most of the water marin county uses comes directly from runoff. and without rain, runoff quickly runs out. now with rose anywheres dropping, the water district is calling -- reservoirs dropping, the water district is calling for cutbacks. >> we are asking people to conserve. >> that is cut water use by 20%. not easy in a county where water saving landscape in the norm and folks deal with draught every few years. >> we got rid of the lawn when the draught came and put all concrete in. >> so you have really conserved water a lot. >> we try to, yeah. >> now they're going to ask you to cut back 20% more. >> we all have to pitch in and do it. if we're out of water, we're out of water. >> today, marin residents use 600 gallons per day. about the lowest in the bay area. even before the governor calle

it shows a group of marine burning two of them. therapies handling human remains in a war zone is a crime with no statute of limitations. >>> and they are corn firming, new -- confirming new video has surfaced of a soldier who was captured on 2009 captured in a remote part of afghanistan. this is video from that year and the latest video shows the health of the 27-year-old is declined. they made his release a component with any release talks. >> president barack obama will talk about controversial surveillance operations at the national agency. it tracks information on almost every telephone call made and received in the united states and instead his aides say the president will change specific being and they are expected to announce conversations. >>> the first lady and the white house is hosting a get together and secretary of homeland security janet napolitano is among one of the university presidents who are expected to be there. the california university system will be there as well. >>> they honored the two workers who repres

, so it's suspected they are marines, not clear.h for the time being at least msnbc has decided not to air because of their graphic nature. you see at least one of these purported marines to be pouring flammable liquid, a fuel of some kind, on at least three bodies, and lighting them on fire as another marine stands by. almost as if guarding that position. they are the only two you see in the photos, the two marines apparently, in the photos. and according to the marines who are looking into this, they are not clear exactly who they are, what the time frame is. the bodies were inside a courtyard, but a close examination of the bodies, at least in the photos, it appears that these bodies are already in some stage of decomposition. now according to the geneva convention, in a case where there are health concerns, the geneva convention allows the immediate disposal of bodies, even by burning if that's necessary, if they, in fact, present some kind of health hazard. what you don't see is actually -- and i would challenge the idea that t

the college of marin says the student was kidnapped and sexually assaulted. jean ely is live with more on what happened. jean? >> reporter: investigators say that assault started here at the college of marin. the college put up these temporary lights tonight because a student tells them last night he came out here and got in his car and there was an armed gunman in the back seat. crime alerts are posted on the campus of college of marin, warning students and staff of a kidnapping and sexual assault investigation. area high school kids leaving swim practice say it's alarming. >> i'm shocked. i've never thought that this would be a place where something like this would happen. >> reporter: the sheriff's department and campus police are investigating. police say at 8:15 last night, a student got in his car at lot 13. he tells police a masked man with a gun was in the back seat, and he forced the victim to drive to southern marin, where he sexually assaulted the student. the college of marin has set up temporary lights in the normally dark parking lot. >> i think